Books like Zachary's new home by Geraldine M. (Geraldine Molettiere) Blomquist
Zachary's journey begins with the bittersweet memory of his birth parents and the reality of becoming the adopted son of Marie and Tom. As a young child adapting to a foster home, he faces the emotional complexities of leaving one family and embracing another. The story captures the tender moments and adjustments that shape his new life, offering insight into the experience of adopted children and the importance of family bonds.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Geraldine M. (Geraldine Molettiere) Blomquist
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